
One Piece: I'm Galio, the Anti-Magic!
海贼:我,加里奥,禁魔!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 193k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Unconventional Devil Fruits, Not Mythical Zoans or Logias
Looking for books similar to One Piece: Octopus Devil Fruit, Becoming an Admiral at Marine Headquarters. I want stories about developing unusual Devil Fruits, not popular or common ones. The more obscure, the better.
One Piece: Developing Devil Fruits, With a Focused Power Set for the Protagonist
I don’t want the protagonist awakening a Sharingan or getting a Zanpakuto or anything like that. It’s fine if they use a Devil Fruit to develop abilities similar to those of characters from other anime. The main thing is that it should be pure and straightforward.
One Piece Fanfiction With a Chaotic Neutral Protagonist Who Does Whatever They Want
I want something similar to One Piece: No Way, I'm Actually a Descendant of the Ancestor Race!
Are There No New One Piece Fics Anymore?
No harems or multiple heroines, no power scaling that falls apart, and definitely nothing brainless.
One Piece Fanfiction: Hero or Villain Is Fine, Just No Do-Gooders, and If Someone's Bad, Make Them Thoroughly Bad
Looking for Pirate Novels, There Have Been Too Few Masterpieces Lately, Please Recommend One
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Ate a Devil Fruit
Anything is fine. I'm seriously out of books to read. It can even be set in the world of One Piece, as long as it has Devil Fruits.
One Piece: Protagonist Eats Devil Fruits Without a System
A novel where the protagonist has no System throughout the story and grows in strength by eating fruit. Is the plot good? The protagonist isn't goofy, right? It's action-packed all the way through.
Any One Piece Stories with an Obscure Devil Fruit Ability?
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The first volume introduces abilities. The second volume talks about the members getting on board. Let's get to the point from Volume 3, so it is recommended to read Chapter 30 first. . . ,